Something More..

Here's my latest. You don't have to laugh at the picture, but if you choose to I will understand. I thought it kind of silly myself. Today I'm 30 weeks pregnant. I have had so many people touch my stomach I almost expect it now. Sometimes it actually makes me a bit proud. I think I've actually gotten used to this whole pregnancy thing. Although, I am a bit scared about having them, and then about raising them, but God will work that all out just fine.

I spent some time this weekend scrapbooking what I have so far to put in their little individual baby books. Ultrasound pictures, they aren't the cutest things, but when you put them together with cutesy papers and all that- even my husband will look at them and say "cute."

I have been having a whole lot of Braxton Hicks lately, which is a new thing. I am afraid to tell my doctor though for fear she will move me right into the hospital for the rest of my "time." I have a lot to do this month ya know. I will have to tell her, of course, and just my luck my next appointment is on my anniversary. Let's pray she lets me at least finish that day!

I'm just going to start calling them by the names we refuse to settle on. They are the only ones we have even talked about for months now. Nothing else seems right. Although, we still don't have middle names for them...

Well, talk to you all later.

Me-Duncan and Amber

Well, I see I have to write some little tidbit in order for you to be slightly satisfied, although most of you I see more than you read these things!
You'd think I had a whole lot of things to write about now that I'm sitting around pregnant with nothing to do, hmm.. Let me think of something.


I am pregnant; that's exciting.
I'm having twins, one boy and one girl.
My husband and I can't settle on names; that's typical.
I'm actually 23 weeks today.
I feel stretched to my limit, I don't know when I'm hungry, because who knows which parts are full or empty anymore!
I dragged my husband to register at Target today. To help him get into it I let him hold the scanner; aren't I nice?
I feel them moving all the time now. OH and a lady in the lab at Group Health today held both of her hands to my stomach for 5 minutes while my husband got his blood drawn. I am amazed at the way people get when they see a pregnant person. What if I weren't pregnant! Not that I'm bothered by it at all, but strangers are a little more wierd than people I know.

So there, now you have something to read and laugh about. Maybe another day when I feel like talking again, I'll try to conjure up another blurb of tantalizing information.